Subaru E-Outback

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AWDOrderable new since September 2026
Energy consumption (combined)
15.4 kWh/100km
CO2 emissions (combined), CO2 class
0 g/km (A)

Price and offers

from MSRP
51,990 €≈ 7.6 €/100 km
633lBoot

Outside

Length
4.85 m
Width
1.86 m
Height
1.68 m
Wheelbase
2.85 m

Inside

Boot
633 l
Seats
5
Weight
2,080 kg

Focus: Performance

  1. 80 % of the focus rating0–100 km/h 4.5 s
  2. 20 % of the focus ratingDrivetrain AWD

Range & efficiency

Range (everyday)
370 km
Range (WLTP)
523 km
City range
545 kmSummer 370 kmWinter
Highway range
340 kmSummer 265 kmWinter
Combined range
425 kmSummer 315 kmWinter
Consumption (everyday)
19.2 kWh/100km
Consumption (WLTP)
15.4 kWh/100km

Charging

Fast charging (10–80 %)
29 min
Peak fast-charging power
150 kW
Charge power at a wallbox
11 kW
Charging time at a wallbox
7 h 45 min
Charging time at a household socket
36 h 30 min

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Average fast-charging power
110 kW
Charge speed at a wallbox
48 km/Ladestunde
AC plug
Type 2
DC plug
CCS
Fast-charging speed
530 km/Ladestunde
AC plug location
Linke Seite - Vorne
DC plug location
Linke Seite - Vorne
Plug & Charge
Yes
Phases
3
Phase current
16 A

Battery

Usable capacity
71 kWh
Gross capacity
74.7 kWh
Voltage class
400 V

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Battery type
Lithium-ion
Cell chemistry
NMC
Nominal voltage
391 V
Thermal management
Active Liquid

Performance & drivetrain

0–100 km/h
4.5 s
Power
381 PS
Drivetrain
AWD
Top speed
180 km/h

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Torque
536 Nm

Dimensions & space

Boot space
633 l
Seats
5
Length
4,845 mm
Width
1,860 mm
Height
1,675 mm
Vehicle class
Mid-size
Weight
2,080 kg
Frunk
0 l
Braked tow weight
1,500 kg

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Wheelbase
2,850 mm
Ground clearance
211 mm
Gross vehicle weight
2,560 kg
Max payload
555 kg
Unbraked tow weight
750 kg
Vertical load
75 kg
Roof rails
No

Safety

Euro NCAP stars
5 / 5
ISOFIX
Yes (2)
NCAP adults
89 %

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NCAP children
85 %
NCAP safety assist
79 %
NCAP pedestrian safety
80 %
NCAP test year
2025
Standard on board: eleven safety systems are mandatory on new cars in the EU

The EU requires them on every newly registered car, whatever the brand, the price or the trim. When a system like this turns up on an options list, what you pay for there is the fuller version, not the basic function.

Mandatory since July 2024

  • Automatic emergency brakingSpots an obstacle or a car ahead and brakes by itself if you do not react.
  • Emergency lane keepingSteers back when the car drifts out of its lane.
  • Intelligent speed assistanceReads speed limits and speaks up when you are over one. Can be switched off.
  • Drowsiness and attention warningNotices from the way you drive when your concentration slips, and suggests a break.
  • Reversing detectionA camera or sensors warn you about whatever is behind the car when you back up.
  • Emergency stop signalUnder hard braking the brake lights flash, so the driver behind reacts sooner.
  • Event data recorderRecords the seconds around a crash. Anonymous, stays in the car, cannot be switched off.
  • Alcohol interlock interfaceThe standardised socket only. The device itself is not fitted.
  • Protection against cyberattacksThe manufacturer has to secure the vehicle software against outside attacks.

Added in July 2026

  • Emergency braking for pedestrians and cyclistsSecond stage: the system now has to recognise people, not just vehicles.
  • Distraction warningA camera watches where you look and warns you when your eyes stay off the road.

Checked in August 2026. The basis is EU Regulation 2019/2144, Annex II. The dates apply to first registration, not to the model year.

Comfort & features

Heat pump
Standard
Vehicle-to-Load
Yes
V2L power output
1.5 kW

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Vehicle-to-Home
No
V2H (DC)
No
Vehicle-to-Grid
No
Platform
Toyota e-TNGA
Built as an EV from the start
Yes

Cost & warranty

Electricity cost (everyday)
≈ 7.6 €/100 km
Warranty
8 years / 1,000,000 km
Price
51,990 €
Availability
Available

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Vehicle tax (DE)
0 €

Quick answers

How far does the Subaru E-Outback AWD really go?

About 370 km in everyday driving, 523 km on the WLTP cycle.

How far does the Subaru E-Outback AWD go in winter?

About 315 km mixed in the cold, about 265 km on the motorway.

How long does the Subaru E-Outback AWD take to charge from 10 to 80 %?

About 29 min at a fast charger, at up to 150 kW.

How long does the Subaru E-Outback AWD take to charge at a wallbox?

About 7 h 45 min from empty to full at 11 kW.

How much does the Subaru E-Outback AWD cost?

From 51,990 € list price.

How much boot space does the Subaru E-Outback AWD have?

633 l. There is no second boot at the front.

Can the Subaru E-Outback AWD tow a trailer?

Yes, up to 1,500 kg braked.

Does the Subaru E-Outback AWD have a heat pump?

Yes, as standard.

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